Hungarian Proverbs (779 Proverbs)
- You'd better have one hundred who envy you than one who is sorry for you.
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- He kills two flies with one flap.
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- He plays with open cards.
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- He seeks a knot even on the rush.
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- He swallows the frog.
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- He throws the beater too far.
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- He who comes late gets bones for lunch.
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- He who is sitting in the reeds, makes a whistle of his choice.
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- He would even lie, there is no star in the sky.
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- His soul comes to him only to sleep there.
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- If it does not trickle, it will drop.
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- In judging others, the point of departure is always himself.
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- It is better to ask twice than to err once.
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- It is not good to paint the devil on the wall.
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- Kings Matthias is dead, justice is lost.
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- Like tree, like fruit.
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- Many geese overpower a pig.
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- Nobody can slip out of his own skin.
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- One need not throw out the child with the bathwater.
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- Peel the inner bark of the lime tree until it peels.
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- Slow water washes away the bank.
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- Tell the truth, and people will bash in your head.
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- The difference between them is like that between sky and earth.
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- The horse has four legs, still the stumbles.
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- The neighbour's meadow is always greener.
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- The straight road is the best.
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- There is a tile on the roof.
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- They are as many as the Russians.
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- To pull somebody by a wire.
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- We shall write it in soot in the chimney.
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- Where ambition begins happiness ends.
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- You should not only know what is right but also do it.
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- He is as impertinent as a fly at the market.
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- He knows as much about it as a hen does about the alphabet.
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- He plays with somebody as a cat plays with a mouse.
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- He seizes the lighter end of the matter.
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- He sweeps the problem under the carpet.
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- He throws the hatchet.
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- He who digs a pit for the horse of another man, will find his own horse's neck broken there.
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- He who is slow to anger is longer getting over it.
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- He would not deserve even the rope for hanging.
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- His words are nice but he is a devil.
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- If it is not one's shirt, one should not put it on.
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- In much talk there is much bottom, inferior matter.
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- It is better to fear, something than to get frightened.
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- It is not good to play with the fire.
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- Learn steer, you will turn an ox.
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- Like wash-basin, like towel.
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- Many good people can find room in a small space.
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- Nobody is a prophet in his own country.
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- One of my eyes sheds tears, the other one laughs.
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- Pepper is small but strong.
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- Small child - small trouble, big child - big trouble.
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- The agreement depends on two persons.
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- The dog is buried here.
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- The horse has to pull as the horse is also pulled.
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- The owl tells the sparrow that her head is big.
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- The tail wags the dog.
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- There is a way upwards and downwards too.
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- They are rowing in the same ship.
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- To whom God gives an office, adds also senses to it.
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- What does not exist, cannot cause any trouble.
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- Where is by now the snow of last year.
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- You try to trade at a deserted place.
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- He is as poor as a church mouse.
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- He laughs really, best who laughs last.
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- He pours oil on the fire.
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- He sews the jacket to the button.
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- He takes over the baton.
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- He ties the dog to the post.
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- He who does not collect in summer, will heat little in winter.
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- He who is strongest, ablest can devour it.
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- He would spend even the treasures of Darius.
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- How could the boots get on the table.
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- If one person calls you a horse, laugh at him. If a second person calls you a horse, think about it.
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- In the army there is no Uncle Peter.
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- It is better to get fillers often than forints seldom.
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- It is taken by turns like village headmanship.
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- Leave others in peace, care for yourself.
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- Little money, little football.
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